Police union condemns Chicago officers told not to help ICE agents

The country’s largest police union said that Chicago officers were told not to help ice agents surrounded by protesters, called “shocking” and violated the task of protecting other officers in danger.

National Police Order (FOP) and Illinois province FOP Presidents, Chicago’s patrol chief was surrounded by protesters on Saturday, because of the migration and customs execution (ICE) to help to help the agents expressed shock.

“Details are still revealed, but the civil servants from Chicago Police Department were ordered not to help a group of ice agents when physically threatened by what seems to be an angry mafia,” said National FOP President Patrick Yoes, “Details are still revealed. He said. “Let’s be clear, both the national FOP and Illinois FOP, when an officer asks for help, he believes you respond no matter what.”

Yoes and Illinois State FOP President Chris Southwood said that the directive violated the most basic law enforcement principle – civil servants who helped other officers.

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They referred to the Illinois Trust Law, which limited the participation of local police to immigration sanctions, and said that it contributed to a collapse between local and federal law enforcement officers, especially in sacred cities such as Chicago.

FOP also stated that the internal security department data showing that ICE agents have faced a 1000% increase since the beginning of the year.

Southwood described the alleged order as a dangerous precedent for all law enforcement officers.

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“The number one written in law enforcement officers is to respond to the calls from the civil servants of trouble,” Southwood said. He said. “If the local police are faced with threats and not to help nearby federal officers?

Yoes reiterated Southwood and stressed that it is more important than ever to come together to protect the men and sisters of police officers.

“Our members at the National FOP and Illinois FOP condemn these actions and call for Chicago officials to ensure that any law enforcement officers who need help to guarantee their brothers to react quickly in law enforcement officers,” Yoes condemns these actions. He said.

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Their comments, Fox News’s Chicago Police Officers’ patrol chefs, according to more than one Federal and Chicago law enforcement resources, celebrated after an incident outside the city, saying that they were ordered to respond after the border patrol agents called for help.

Fox News examined the computer -aided sending message sent by patrol chiefs to Chicago police officers. He told the officers that an armed woman would not respond to the collision on a Saturday morning on the southwest side of the city where the agents were shot and were celebrated and surrounded.

Chicago Police Department made a statement on Sunday, claiming that they could not respond by saying that they were at the scene to protect public security and document the incident.

“To clarify the misinformation that is currently circulating, SMG officers responded to the shooting scene containing federal officials on Saturday to maintain public safety and traffic control.” He said.

SMG added that the federal authorities have directed the investigation into fire, but that it was ready to ensure security of civil servants. In the afternoon, the police also responded to a separate call containing two shots and how many accidents affecting federal personnel.

“The Chicago Police Department will always respond to everyone who is attacked or threatened to physical harm.” He said. “For events that contain federal immigration sanctions, SMG supervisors will respond to the scene and determine the appropriate way of action in accordance with the laws of the city.”

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The police clashed with demonstrators during a protest outside a protest outside of an immigrant processing and detention center in Broadview on 03 October 2025, Illinois. As federal law enforcement agents continued to Midway Blitz in the Chicago region, it became the target of frequent protests, an operation designed to capture and deport undocumented immigrants living in the region. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

However, the Chicago Police source for two long time, the department of the civil servants’ protesters and surrounded by the ice agents responded to the calls to help the calls sharply rejected and FOX News “A- Bulls-T !!”

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A ranking source told Fox News that the statement of Chicago Police Department was “not right”. The source said the officers responded but had to leave because of the order.

Fox News’ Bill Melugin, Matt Finn and Michael Tobin contributed to this report.